Unit 5 Good manners课件3.pptVIP

Company Logo LOGO Good manners Do in Rome as the Romans do. Do in Roman as Rome does. Manners make the man. Courtesy calls for reciprocity. Good manners are the art of making those people easy with whom we converse. -Jonathan swift Good manners Good manners Review the words and phrases Shake sb’s hands Push in Behave politely in the public places Bump into As well as Good manners SIT1 At a dinner party SIT2 Greeting your teacher SIT3 Receiving a gift Think about the following situations. Write down the rules for being polite in these situations in Chinese culture. SIT4 Visiting a friend’s house At a dinner party good manners 1. Try to talk to people sitting beside you; Smile; 2. Eat with chopsticks; 3. Stand up when others make a toast; 4. Don’t stand up to get the food, wait for others to get the food for you; 5. Don’t keep your hand under the table; 6. Don’t ask for more even if you are not full. Greeting your teacher Stand straight and say “Laoshi hao!”; You don’t have to take your hat off, but you must get off your bike when greeting. Receiving a gift good manners When receiving a birthday gift, you say “Thank you” or “I’m very happy that you have come.” You shouldn’t have bought a present” ; Usually you don’t open it until the guests are away; Visiting a friend’s house good manners 1. Make an appointment. 2. Bring a small gift. you should take old people or children into consideration when preparing gifts. 3. Be punctual and make sure you are decently dressed. 4. Greet the family members in the order of age. 5. Ask if you should take shoes off before you walk into the house. 6. Don’t seat yourself before the host tells you where to sit. Don’t walk around the house to look at all the decorations or furniture, unless you are invited to do so. 7.It is impolite to eat up all the food and 8.When leave when leaving invite the host family to pay a visit to your a visit to your house Fast